The country is shooting itself in the leg every day. The extreme politicisation of issues has made some people feel like strangers in their motherland.
There are many others who feel insecure because of the lack of livelihoods while some feel a sense of hopelessness as a result of the increasing crime rate and unemployment.
This is the same country that at independence held more promise for its citizens and offered hope to the rest of the continent that the black man is capable of managing his or her own affairs.
Frankly speaking, the picture is not all about gloom and doom as there are achievements that require celebration and can be leveraged for the anticipated development of the country.
There are many Ghanaians at home and in the diaspora who are rubbing shoulders with the best brains of the world. These Ghanaians occupy top positions in global organisations and blue chip companies leading the innovations for improved standard of living throughout the
